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10 GRESHAM (Or«.) OUTLOOK Thar«., Aug. 7, 1969 (S«e. 3) Lemon Tree Fabrics Offers Wide Variety Lemon Tree Fabrics- a “free standing’’ sewing center within S p r o u s e -R e itz v a r ie ty store-offers a wide selection of yardage goods and sewing notions for Gresham Mall shoppers. An innovative feature o f the 3 5 0 - s t o r e S p r o u se -R e itz operation, Lemon Tree Fabrics was introduced only this year in the firm’s Hillsboro store and the acceptance exceeded the most optimistic forecasts. Edwin Carroll, manager of the Mali’s Sprouse-Reitz store, said Lemon Tree fabrics come from many well known mills throughout the United States and feature such upgraded lines as dacron double knits, wool and w o o l b le n d s and permanent press fabrics. A complete line of sewing Edie Adams Cut'n Curl Gives Beauty on Budget notions-zippers, threads and trim m ings-is offered along with McCall and Simplicity patterns. A comfortable and attractive “pattern bar” is p rovid ed for the pattern shoppers. Lemon Tree has a separate check-out stand for its clientele but is directly associated with S p ro u se R eitz. Wall to-wall ca r p e tin g and a ttra ctiv e stylized wall panels add to the esthetic appeal. Birth Announced Lt. and Mrs. David Hughes announce the birth of their first child, William David, bom July 24 at F.E. Warren AFB, Wyoming. G ra n d p a ren ts are Mrs. Audrey Hughes, 44 NW Towle and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Boyer, McMinnville. “Beauty on a Budget” is the slogan o f Edie Adams Cut’n Curl, where 7 beauticians w h o se average experience ex ceed s 10 years provide complete hair care for the fair sex, regardless o f age. “ P e r h a p s o u r m o st innovative feature is that no appointments are necessary; as a matter o f fact we don’t even accept appointments,” Jay L. Hill, manager, explained. Edie Adams Cut’n Curl has been in operation in the Gresham Mall since January and, according to Hill, “we are delighted with the reception we have received from the people in the area.” Hill, incidentally, is a native Oregonian. He was born in Portland and attended Gram high school and Portland State The Gresham Mall Pharmacy Offers This Special YOUR CHILDREN’S PORTRAITS JAY HILL is the manager of the popular new Cut and Curl Beauty Shop in the Gresham Mall. The shop has been open since earlier this year and has found wide acceptance with Gresham-area women. IN N A T U R A L C O LO R TAKEN BY. The Popular JACK and JILL PIX THE FIRM YOU CAN DEPEND O N Order One or as Many as You Wish at One Low Price. Mantle Size — In Color EACH 4 ®es ,O * Yrs. ★ No raise for reprints ★ No mailing charges ★ One price only 3 BIG DAYS Thurs., Fri,. Sat., Aug. 7-8-9 Photo Hours 10 to 5 TAKEN AT Gresham M all Pharmacy IN THE MALL J M A IN * BURNSIDE, GRESHAM © 1 9 6 « . Jack and Jill Pix College. He came to the Gresham Mall from Salem, where he was associated with the Edie Adams Cut’n Curl salon there. The Edie Adams Cut’n Curl in the Gresham Mall is one of nearly 200 such operations in th e U n ited S ta te s , Hill reported, adding that “because of our extensive operation throughout the United States we are able to keep abreast o f th e d e v e lo p m e n ts in t e c h n iq u e s , serv ice and styling.” An innovation that has proved most popular at Edie Adams Cut’n Curl is the Sugar and Spice salon-actually a salon within a salon. Sugar and Spice is for teen-agers and younger, where the approach is geared to the desires and styles of the younger set. The latest addition to the salon is a complete line o f quality hair pieces that are priced to follow the Edie Adams slogan, “beauty on a budget,” Hill said. The salon’s beauticians have been specially trained in fitting, styling an J caring for wigs. Drs. Vale, Savage Open New Office Drs. W ayne L. Savage a n d J a m e s H . V a le , o p t o m e t r i s t s , p r o v id e c o m p le te o p tic a l service, in c lu d in g ex a m in in g and fitting for contact lens, in their Gresham Mall offices. D r. S a v a g e , a n a tiv e O reg o n ia n , c o m e s to the Gresham Mall from Boring, w here he p rev io u sly had offices within the Hoodview Medical Center for the past t h r e e y e a r s . H e is a grad u ate o f North Pacific C o lle g e of Optometry and has practiced in New York a n d U ta h , as w e ll as Oregon. D r. V a le , w h o a ls o p ractices in Beaverton and a t S .E . 8 2 n d A v e., and D ivision St., is a graduate of Pacific University College of Optometry. D r. S a v a g e is th e current resident optometrist in the Gresham Mall. Savage and Vale offers a large s e le c tio n o f frames, and th e la te s t in testing e q u ip m e n t fo r e y e examinations. Zone Change Hearing Set A remonstrance hearing for a requested apartment zone change at the comer o f 242nd and Glisan Streets will be held Wednesday evening Aug 6, 8 p.m. in the Troutdale city hall. Frank Amato, owner o f a nine-acre parcel is seeking planning commission approval for a change from single-family r e sid e n tia l to apartment residential for half o f the property facing on 242nd Avenue.
